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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
s1uC1Dr OF D'AUDLAN's ACCOMPLICE.

GEORGE BUY, DEALER IN ARMY DECORATIONS,
SHOOTS HIMSELF IN ORDER TO ESCAPE ARREST.
PARIS Nov 2-George Buy. accomplce of General
AAudlan in the sale OF decorations. committed
suicide today by shooting himself with a
revolver The police about TO arrest him. ana after
adesperate attempt to escape he shot himself
The committee appointed TO consider the
txpedien Of inQuirng into the Cafarel scandals
recommends the appointnent OF another committee
which shall be charged proceed with the inquiry and
which shall he composed of twenty-five members who
Ihall be balOted for by Scrtttin de List,.
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rYFPtyclKE THROwER'S EXCUSE

ST Louis, Nov. Mrs. Anna Sachs. who threw pan
cake at Mrs Cleveland during the Presidents visit 10
this city was fined $50 and costs Tor the msdomeaior
but on appeal released by the payment OF Sl5.
She then explained that she had 10 intention Of throwing
tae pancake any but that she attracted by the
procession while eating the pancake and as she did not
want drop the heads OF the people who stood uU
der fshe standing the balcony Of the second
foor she attempted to toss II INTO the yard but II flew
at "A tangent and fell on the first lady OF the land
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A FIRE DEPARTMENT BUILDING BURNED.

TrsCofA H. Nov > disastrous fire visited this city
yesterday and for time II feared the whole business
portion of the p wopl The fire originated IN tho
engine room ot the large Touring mill OF b. Walmsley,
which consumed with 1000 bushels Of wheat and
all tho machinery L)4s. $50. 900; ured FOR $1,000,
a. follows: Phoenix OF London. 81 l0OO orient $1,000,
- Paul 81 600 and German. OF Freeport - 900 The
cry Fire Department Building bnrneI ami Later the
Central Hotel owned By A. rhAyer The loss on tho hotel
Is $4,000. Insurance. St.5JO, as follows; ftna,
~ 900. Underwriters. 5000; Germania, $1,000, and
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rur IIvE. or rnREE cLuLDREN Lo.r.

LITTLE Rock Ark, Nov News has reached this
city Faulkner County OF tho burning 10 death Of tho
three little cranlchillren OF T. : Oliver Oliver went
ont 10 the field pick cotton AMI shortly after his wife
Joined him. leaving the three children alone In the house.
The housc distance from the field. with
grove between. They cloud OF smoke ascendlrgiR
the direction of the house and running home, found the
house buru-h 20 the ground. The charred remains Of
the three children found close together II 10 not
Known how Tho fire OrlglnAicl
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MJ1STWEARTHE PRISON GARB
yBIOODYn BALFOUR HAS NO .FAVORS FOX
WILLIAM OBRIEN.
.,v ,p,su EDITOR REMOVED FROM CORK JAIL TO
rrtIAMoRr WHERE HE WILL BE TREATED
AZ An ORDINARY CRIMINAL-BALFOUR
PRATEs or THE SUPREMACY

PRATES OF HE sCfhfMaNi
OF THE LAW.
DrR,IS. Nov. 2-Thc Irish Prison Board has
srcct,d that Mr.. O'Bricn shall wear the prison
uniform and he treated in every way as an
culinary prisoner.
CorK. Nov. 2.-Wiliam O'Brcn and Mr..
Vaudeville were quietly removed under guard
from the Jail here at o'clock this morning, and
taken away in o special train TO TullamOre Jail,
Aftv miles from Dublin. Both prisoners wore their
nsual clothes The news of their removal was not
known TO the people of Cork until 10 o'clock.
II caused tremendous excitement.
1t is believed that Mr.. O'lirien was removed in
order to prevent the Mayor of Cork from visiting
him daily in an official capacity, and making
onica al reports concerning his condition.
LONDON Nov. 2.-Mr. Balfour, who returned
from Dublin to-day, has written a letter in which
be says that he does not doubt that Ireland,
with time and Iaticnce, Nill see the law again
In the position of supremacy from which it
ought never to have tccn allowed to fall. The
task of restoring the law is not an easy one. he
saws. hut sympathy encourages those engaged
II. on it.
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CINCINNATI Nov. (Spec'd -JoSeph smith. Jr. OF no.
2O7 West sevcnth-st., made an assignment today TO
Boyce * Boyd, attorneys The liabilities are roughly
estimated 800 900 AMI the assets in excess
OF that amount Mr. Smith has been in business FOR
many years, being considered a wealthy man. io IL AL
old resident Of Cincinnati and used 10 be in the coal busl
ness. Until a short time lie vice-prsriient sf
Queen City National Bank OF tins ciy lie said to-
day Slt fOr the last five months the shrlnkagc
the ewnS the Fidelity Bank faiilfc.
have borne the best could AMI trlc1 to defend my
line OF stocks but had TO quit at last"
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Dru.NnTyG THEIR PAY AT ONCE.

PROVIDENCE Nov. The operatives OF tho Nauoh"'
Rubber Works at Bristol to-day decided 10 roiuso "o
proposition made to them last night 'o"ho' WV n'''
ss.nr. ,no ma. ~ $40 900 with which 10 start up the
macbIo,ry giving emplsymen mt about onohrd Of the
help to work off the stock now hand portion OF tho
81. 800 pay due tho employees will be paid Inc ohy
alternative was tho forced sale s the work. ana
the operatives OF deferred wages from VIVA. " rho
operatives, however. are clamofshs ior tnr pr 80
any other proposition which docs not ihoiuuo 'H~' P'
me nj can be considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

SHOE CTTTEKS sTKTkINN n KVUTII-7 FTE
ROCHESTER,, nov. (Sprctdb. Cutters to the NUMBER
OF nearly 200 In the local shoe factories did not come 10
WORK day aud earacd that they had decided 10
strike About a week ago a committee from tho shoe
Cutters Assembly knights OF Labor. sent b or scale
OF prices 10 the employer which would he an increase
OF 20 all the present prices ono OF t"o
clam cutters paii less IN tpchcStrr tni III
any other city. meeting OF the strikers was heIu w
day. hut thus far have returnel 10 WORK.
Inc cutters to IA nIght decided 10 return 10 WORK
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CHINESE IN BOND IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. tSpeciat)Sincs the passage Of the
act imposing duty Chinese coming into this country
there have been numerous amusing instances Of China
men having 10 remain in bond for some time Yesterday
the bark James Martin arrived in the port OF Monre al
and although the vessels steward and cook were both
Cinnamon the captain thought everything was all night
until the vgil,nt officials pOnnced upon him.
seized the terrified foreigners and put them IN bond
When the 90 duty had beon paid new dinicuity pre-
senisd itself the captain being asked to produce certi
fcate that they were from contagious disease
fumnoning a physicIan an exam nation was made aud
the required certificate given.
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PREPARING FOR ANOTHER SHAM BATTLE

NEWPORT, Nov. tspeelap-Thc United states steamer
DOLPHIN Comm ander George f. Wilde, United 5tAtcs
Navy sailed 10 night for Boston, where she Is 70 taKo
supply OF coal The Dolphin Is expected mere Dy moh"S
morning in time participate In the sham battle wh'oh
will be fought at Coddngtons Point between the forces
OF the North Atlantic squadron and the regular Army
forces stationed Fsrt Adams Commander Wilde WI
lead the naval contingent with Lieutenant Albert g "
as adjutant General plans beng drawn for
another torpedo and attack whicn Is TO take pace
next week. The outside target manOuyrcs have boon
post poned for sOme days
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with Susan b. Anthony, OF the National Woman's
Suffrage Associatan 10 consider the sdyisabty OF COM
binng both associations. Mr.. Stone. Mrs Blackwell
and Mrs Lvermorc elected delegates TO the Inter-
national Convention OF Women TO be held In Washington
next March. Tho Executive Committee reported IN
favor OF the following members for the various ohces
during the ensuing year: President. william Dudley
Foukc Indiana; vice president. Mary A. I1yornore.
Massachusetts, chairman Executive Committee. Lucy e.
Massachusetts foreign corresponding secretary
Julia Ward Howe. Rhode Island recording secretary.
Martha G. Callinan, Iowa; corresponding secretary.
Henry Il. Blackwell Massachusetts, treasurer, Abbc l.
Goldman, Massachusetts
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MERCHANTS DRAW THE LINE AT /

MERCHANTS DRAW THE LINE AT B00TBLA ohS'
CIyclNsATr Nov 2.-The Chamber OF Commerce mas
for some time been agated tho application OF JACK
O'IIara for membership. Oiiara was badly crippled IN
youth and became bootbla'k lie sui i'io"' 'n"s
,,,- on, has stand in the corridors OF the Chamber
~ rooms The directors have refused MIN ad-
isslon on tho ground that ne Is 6ootDacK ana al the
aaue adopted rcso utOn against the admission Ol rctO
lauor sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Milwaukee, Nov. 2.-Five fishing tugs won't out from
Two Rivers Wis, to-day. and brought back tho
bodies OF seventeen and two women
who had been aboard the fOundercd propeller Vernon
making twenty-five bodies that have been recovered
The first body recognized that OF Frederick Burk
son OF the half owner OF the Northern Michigan ne
Of norge Thsrp~ OF Ogdensburg. ~ V. captain Of
the Vernon John sullivan Chicago. nrst mate Larry
Higgins Chicago second mato Martin LeDcau oieaso'
Chicaeo clerk Roy Hazeton, Chicago. cabin boy; h. B
Borlaud. MIlw aukec passenger.
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CONFLAGRATION At JCTNTHRO1', NE.
MEAGRE DETAILS OF A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IL
TILE TOWN.

TIE TOWN.
WINTHROr Ne. Nov. 2-Fire broke ont this after
noon in W. f. Whitman's agricultural works, rapidly
81 reading over the entiro builling Soon the house
Of Aglstus Thompson on fire. also that Of T. VI.
Clarke Many other houses and various parts of tho
village. some fifty building, in all, were I'm names.
Tho dwellings in Mechanics Row In close proximity
10 the Whitman Works wcr inhabited largely by
French Icoplc a number OF stores tho south
side Of Main-st caught fire the roofs but were
saved The whitman buiIling- are entirely consumed
and The loss 10 stockholders J., $1,000; insurance
5000. The loss 20 Mr. Whitman ON machinery and
stock Is hca' y.
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ForR rLINrlrIoN HINDs SHoE
fIHrD oN BY srRIKERs IY AMBrsn-AN APPEAL FoR
IENNI.s.

FIErD ON BY STRIKERS Is AMBusH-AN hPPEAL foK
TROOPS.
NIw-ORtrANs Nov a dispatch to merchants here
froa T. IAcca-asnc, OF rsrrylc. LL,sIys:
Inc striker. shot four Of my 'oprcr' ia aornng from
an ub I-h have ~ir<ripl~d tho Governor loi troops
rleasc see mat tue, get oil Al once.
M..srs Black tho recipients of tho message. at onco
informed Generals Glynu AMI Meyer and Colonel Rich
arl-on OF tho Washington Arullory. 0f tho tenor OF
the dispatch AMI tho officers arc awaiting tho
action of the Governor through the Adjutant
General. whom the necessary orders Will be Issued
The sugar plantation ot Mr. Lacci.asnc Grecnwo6D
~ the parish OF Iorro BOnnc. Bayou Black eight
mile, from UgsryIlls AMI between that point ami
Ilouma rror Friday last. there wero employed upon
Grernwood Plantation about sixty ldhncer,, twenty nvo
% white aud the rrntiAdrr colored ON
Friday the struck for higher wages, hut all the
white hand, remained and continued AT wolN a. usual
Nh acca-dgue a. once made arrangements Ipt hIlhg up
tus number of lahprcr- required upon his plantation ny
engaging white tns city and yesterday iOttylye
sent there But whether tn" four men diuhuShcl
and shUt this morning were among This lumber ol OF
those remaining upon The plan alton the telegram does
not state Thc fact however, remains nat IOhi "htc
.Dorrr, Nayldd aud shot by coOTcd strikers
\ di-paicn to The FicdyU,c from Ncw IBERIA says :;
everything quiet bat that work l. suspendcl or nearly
50 large number of Idle negroes collected III hl ne
bur stmidatei by the stilkcr+ captain 'hdess
company OF cavalry viii remain In tls region
nuti order Is r1sorsG 'se sr. strikers to vdc,c naic
their cab rs aud make room for other hnorers 80
Maruu.yIlle ten aborcr7 IN cottoa9ee OIL MIL
struck ths morning because propretors II the works
refused To al cnago ot the head Pressnen VINO are
knights OF Labor The places OF mo SrNer' were W
once ilcd by white ah"rcrs committee c'lel on io
sugar planters yesterday and satisfactory arrangements
made. tha' strike was ordered at the sugar
houses ia THIS parish
REPORT or THE KILLING DENIED.
dispatch 10 The TDics- Democrat from Iigerylle says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
MISSING WITH HONEY IN HIS POCKETS

Sergeant Bird, of the Detective Bureau, yesterday
asked policemen to search for his nephew. william
T. Bird boss truokman, age thirty who has been miss
ing from his home, at Me- 261 West sxteenthst since
Saturday. The missing has office at No % war
rem st and employs q number Of drivers. He paid thcR
on Saturday. but supposed TO have had a iarYe
sum OF money his pockets when he lett MIS- ONCE.
his habits we're regular his relatives fear that ne me-
with An accident or was taken sick suddenly Inquiries
about hm wsrs being made yesterday at the city hotels
and hns
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ACCOTNTS OF A DFFt ULIINT IhtA - hhh
BoSToN Nov. 2.-The JotUlaL states that Judge
Lowell the auditor appointed by the Supreme Court to
examine into the condition OF affairs between the Allan
c often Mill, and the Indian orchard Mills as left by
their defauting treasurer, William Gray Jr' at tho
time Of his death has made his report An action was
hronght by the former 4ins the latter corporation u
settle all accounts between tho parties Judge Lowei
80. " ho nef amount taken by Gray for his own use
from the plaintiff, S265. 7S6 aud from the dsiehu
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pp,xrrps nrv.NDlNG INCREASED WAGES.

ST LOUIS. Nov. (SpeeidD.-rhe troupi' ""''n "-'
,.s for lang time been the job printers and
,. union c.mno.itors resulted in strike today. IN
oners te striker. stopped work went to the
business offices and received their pay
ROCHESTER, Nov. Q (SpSciab.-Ihe union coHIo'i'o'
p, ,,hering ahout 900 held meeting to night and went
on strike They want 30 cents thousand ana arc get
tft1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE PLAN or FXpOKT RATE

TIE PLAN OF EXPORT RATES FINALLY ADOPTED
Commissioner Fink, for the first time sincc his ro
turn from Europe last frtlay, presided al "a meeting
Of the associated railroads yesterday. II that
of the Trunk Line Executive Committee ami the Grand
Trunk OF Canada and tho Ibilad phia and. Recalling
Roads were represented In addition to ths other lines
The most im Ortant topic discusscd wa that Of rlSt
export rates There has been disagreement
among the western lines and the contract which hal
been adopted by the Central Traffic Association and
the Trunk Limo Executive Committee came back for
final settlement 1t finally accepted and viii 10
into Immediate effect Undor lis all through rates
any inland point on shipment Co any particular
foreign port viii bc tho by way Oi all tho Al
antlc soabOarI Ports. The uniform raio Will bo as
cortancd by taking the INLAND tariff TO each Atlantic
port and thc rate TO Europe, and then averaging
Lhc rates Of all the ports Tho through rates VIII DC
subject to change daily directed by committee Inc
merchants Of Ncw-iOIk, however, Will continue "
be charged shipments to New Ork rates hIghcr
than the rail rate to Ihllade phia and baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

ofDED TO AMERICA AS A COALING STATION.
sAS FRANCISCO, Nov 2.-Mail sdvices from the Ha-
saan Islands 10 the effect that the Government has
uecdsd to code Pearl River Harbor the United states
eAcoaiing station but provision Ia made that in case
present reciprocity treaty abrogated the American
government shall rellnQush the haror The harbOr In
question Honolulu and Is regarded as the finest in
we hawa allan group. Whether tho harbor will De aH-
opted With "a conditions attached Is not kneMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
A Doc FASTING

DOC IA STING FOR TWENTY-FIVE DATS
RALEIGH. N. C., Nov. (Speeia). Twenty dve days ago
r. NJ Frazier lost nne bird dog Yesterday, however,
tho dog was found In gold pit and rescued. was
40 weak that 1t could scarcely stand but was otner
wise psns the worse for the leng fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
ESGLIsHMEN IN FAVOR OF PROTECTION.

ENGLISHMEN n FAVOK OF PItUTETTIUN.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Fair Trsle League held con-
ference to-day which attended by number OF
members Of Parliament Resolutions passed favor
ing change in the fiscal policy OF Great Britain IN the
direction OF Protection Several men made speeches.
and all the necessity OF protection for
manufactured articles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

CtSc,ys,rL Nov 2-snsrty after o'clock this morn
inc f. l. Uarper OF the Fidelity Bank went Tor 'hs nrs'
time int an ordinary cell in tho Hamilton county JAM
.uJ snsnt n, ught there like ordinary prisoner no
ns lot without complaint and said he was VIII
~, ~ oo inte cell or 10 a dungeon as the Government
shoud choose lie arraigned upon MS ihuc'"o"''
An the United States Court this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
.pt,vKyo MORGAN FOUND GUILTY

p,vrsy,. Ohio Nov (SpeciaD The jury In tho case
OF "Bluky" Morgan returned verdict today OF mnr.
der in the first degree, after being out an hour and
twenty minutes The prisoner took the verdict c0oy
after court adoned that he not surprised at the YER
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

DELPHI Ind, Nov 2.-The Grand Jury summohed one
week a,o TO the lynchng Of Amer Green and
the conduct OF the Judge and sheriff In not providing
extra guards prisoner reported last niSnt'o hs
court that they unable to ascertain the names o.
any NEW who participated tho lyhchlns lhSy aiso
xonerateL ths Judge and sheriff. The foreman OF the
iurv was prominent aud radical Democrat Inc people
are satisfied with the report"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

TORONTO. Oat, Nov. 2.-Professor Goodwin Smith
sntes to The Mail long account Of commercial union
e'ween England and Scotland $50 years ago. and ass
ueafs with some Of the special arguments employed
against commercial union between the United states and
anada He holds that after msrcia union has been
Mpished Canada will be not whit the less ration
ns aow while great strain will have been taken on
We confederation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

THE GALATEA TO RACE HERE NEXT YEAR
LONDON, Nov 2.-The yacht Galatea, which arrived
at queenstown on Saturday from York, will pro
coed to Southampton. Lieutenant HEM. her owner
says he Will take his boat 10 America again in the spring
and take part in all of next seasons rcgattas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
"NITOCRIs" PRODUCED AT DRURY T.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The poetic drama Nitocris" by
c. Graves produced at the Drury Lane Threatre
this afternoon The strong one and the stage
settings were rich. The piece was favorably received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

MUNICIPAL ELECTION RETURNS IN ENGLAND
LONDON, Nov. 2-The municipal elections in England
have been completed The returns shsw gain for the
Liberals seventy eight and gain for the Conservative
and Dissident Liberals Of sixty-two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
DESTRUCTION OF 4 HOSIERY MILL.

PM ADELPirA. Nov. Ill s. Scsthcard 81 Taylor's
hosiery mill on Wis,ar-st, near Main. Germantown
DESTROYED by hrs this morning The building owned
10y Bromley K son. The loss s estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
orxrRA1 aoRpoxAYp AIs wIEE IN 0LEyELAND

CLEVELAND Nov. 2-Govcrnor j. B. Gordon and Mrs.
Gordon OF Georgia. and and Mrs. H. b. Payne,
~ this city wero entertained to-day at the suburban
villa OF W. j. Gsrdon who Is distant relative Of the
Gnvernoi W. J. Gordon ia the owner OF the trotting
hor.e ngstone Governor Gordon started for hls no
In Georgia To- lght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

ITALIAN TROOPS START FOR MAssOwAH
NAPLES Nov. 2.-Three thousand Italian troops, COM
rrsing the first section OF the expedition TO Abyssn
departed to-day for MissOwah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

CoscoRD " H., Nov. I'm tho Senate this forenoon
tho bill authorizing the Boston and Marine Railroad
Company purchase the property AMI franchise o the
Eastern Railroad In New Hampshire as amended yesler-
day passed The oil will Do sent " tho
House for action immediately
OTTAWA ont Nov 1t Ia not considered likely that
the Government will Adopt the proposal for reduction
IN hr.cass railway fares t. the uniform rate OF two
mis- mile recently male by the French Chauper oi
Commerce Of Montreal
PuTsBURG Nov 2-As result OF the reorganization
OF the Pennsvlvaaia Company further appointments are
announced to-day az follows: DayidS Gray has been APP
psned general agent of tho Pennsylvania Company ana
manager Of tho Unos Line with his Office at coi"pns,
ONO; Il. II. Kngsbury Eastern supcrih.snucn, rn VIZ,
office AL Nav YORK and r. A. Dawson, Western sipcrn-
tendcnt with Office at Chicago The Office 0f insiiaser
sna General manager OF whole lines here has been
ted aud Manager Baldwin will MI the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Temple Bar had fsundered in the Bristol Channel in
Yesterdays storm and that all the.crew had been lost
proves untrue The vessel arrived safely in Lundy
Roads yesterday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

INCREASED CAPITAL OF THE HhSih"" '''"'
ALRAsy Nov. (SpeeiaD-The Western Union 1910
graph Company to-day died certincats VILE 'Ae soS'
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up sprpcroy WILL NOT RECONSIDER

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Rev. Mr. spurgeon In his
formal letter OF resignation from the Baptist UnOn
SAYS useless to ask him TO reconsider his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

hHipN OF TERROR IN NOVA sCOIlA.
HALIFAX. Nov. 2-rhe residents OF Musquodoboit Har-
DOT ana the adjoining district OF Jeddore expert
ehhg sregn OF terror caused by the depredatOns and
ou'rasss OF number OF daring miscreants. who do
sep at ordinary robbery and burglary but have at
aohed travellers on the public highway at night and in
one case came near numbering wellknown physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
,rrpppsOy DAyIys HEALTH

MACON. Ga Nov. 2.-Reports that JEFFERSON na,s :.
a., r.c.,ous condition are not correct His health IS
ho,,er than II has been at any time since no ie,s
R.auvoir Last plight he received numoor r 2, n'nrn
and con yersed with them until late hSur q, n nsmai
~ he a. i'm fine spirits better health thah u'u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND ILL
REIGN OF TERROR IN NOVA SCOTIA

LONDON Nov 3.-The Duke OF Sutherland is danger
ousy ILL., lie is suffering from congestion OF the lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
yopvoys TIKE TIE JURORS OATH

NORMON6 TAKE THE JUKOhS OHI ~
GAIT LAKE. Nov 2.-Ths Mormon Jurors nav - -
..S.n the urors cath against psygsny In the 'n"~
triot Court
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rrorr or THE KILLING DENIED.

Adl.patcn 10 The Tncs Democrat from Iigcryc says
regarding the ,h.otng on Greenwood plantation TINS
morning that no one killed but several persons were
slightly hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE TEMPLE BAR SAFE

DAR bAFE.
UNION, Nov. 2.-The report that the British bark